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The War & Treaty Coming to The Stephen Talkhouse April 4

3 weeks ago | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio |Michael Malaszczyk

Making the ground shake on the country music scene, The War And Treaty are poised to leave their mark as one of the most iconic husband-and-wife duos in music history. Captivating fans with their effortless fusion of soul and country, the duo is currently on the road on The Plus One Tour, a 30+ city tour that is continuing to bring their electrifying live show to fans across the US and Canada.
Polo House Privé & Hamptons Polo House Host Icon Global Polo

Aug 27, 2024 | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio |Timothy Bolger

A handmade saddle that tells the stories of generations, the mouthwatering aroma of traditional Argentine Asado filling the air and horse sculptures crafted from the wood of beach trees on the East End. This is a world where polo intertwines with the rich tapestry of Argentine heritage, and meets the breathtaking nature and luxury that defines the Hamptons. It’s much more than polo.
New Cutchogue Shops & Eats Offer Fun & Yum on the North Fork

Nov 1, 2023 | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio |David Taylor

Cutchogue is a small North Fork hamlet squeezed in between the Long Island Sound and Peconic Bay. It’s known for hosting some of New York’s oldest buildings, historic farms and vineyards. Fishing and farming are some of the town’s staples, along with beautiful bayside views and wineries. Here are four of the hamlet’s most exciting businesses to check out. New in CutchogueAtelier DissetOn the main road is a two-year-old chocolatier shop dedicated to exploring creativity.
Check Out 5 New Bridgehampton Businesses Worth Visiting

Aug 26, 2023 | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio |Timothy Bolger

A community in the heart of the South Fork, Bridgehampton is host to the Hampton Classic Horse Show and otherwise known for its stunning beaches and historic homes and downtown. And there is plenty to do and see in Bridgehampton. On Main Street, you’ll find a variety of businesses, stores and eateries ranging from fine dining to a locally owned frozen yogurt shop, to pop-up luxury stores, workout classes and more.
East End Towns Propose Battery Regulations Amid Fire Fears

Aug 17, 2023 | danspapers.com | Samantha Carey |Alexis Cornachio |Evan Miller |Andre Chodes

The Town of Riverhead has proposed a bill that would require electric-bikes and e-scooters sold in the town adhere to new standards intended to prevent the sale of electronics with poorly manufactured lithium-ion batteries often blamed for such fires. And the towns of Southampton and Southold are exploring ways to regulate large lithium battery storage facilities designed to reserve extra power generated by solar and wind generators in the region.
Shelter Island Town Board Weighs Water Options

Jul 28, 2023 | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio |Timothy Bolger

Get our Hamptons Insider newsletters delivered direct to you. Shelter Island officials are weighing a proposal to connect the school, town hall, library and other municipal buildings to a singular chlorine filtered water well and phasing out their private wells. Town Engineer Joseph Finora brought up an application for a New York State grant to fund a brand new water district that would link the town’s government buildings under the West Neck Water District Extension.
Brandi Carlile Performs “Special Summer Solo” At The Tilles Center

Jul 24, 2023 | longislandpress.com | Alexis Cornachio

In the mid-summer heat on July 22, American singer-songwriter and folk rock musician Brandi Carlile returned to the Tilles Center for her second night in a row to play “A Very Special Solo Performance.”Brandi Carlile is someone who plays as if there’s a full rock band behind her even when it’s just herself on stage — a sentiment Carlile expressed to the crowd between songs.
Sag Harbor Perspectives on Summer Camp in the Hamptons – Dan’s Papers

Jul 8, 2023 | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio

It’s a summer morning at Mashashimuet Park in Sag Harbor — playsets that have never looked more giant through the eyes of a 5 year old — grass fields and tennis courts become flooded with children whose parents just dropped them off at daily Park Camp. “The locals went to Park Camp,” says Olivia Cassone, a Sag Harbor local who spent consecutive summers in the early 2000s running around “Mash Park” with her friends, annoying the older counselors, she recalls.
Highlights of the 2023 East End Summer Camp Season

Jun 20, 2023 | danspapers.com | Alexis Cornachio

It’s the start of another summer, and camp season approaches us quickly. The idea of summer camp in the Hamptons reminds us of water games in the sunshine and an assortment of arts and craft-making. Most of all, camp season means the forming of friendships and memories made special by the magic of camp. This summer, some unique camp programs return once again to the East End.